Mature, but unsophisticated - reading the verses from Zhou Guoping's "Only One Life"

"Only One Life" by Zhou Guoping

1 Living a sincere, unique and unrestrained life is of course beautiful. However, we must first live comfortably before we can talk about these things. If you pay too much attention to the way you live, always living for others to see, or even for yourself, then the more sincere, unique, and unrestrained you act, the more artificial, mediocre, and reserved you will actually be. .

2? A person with a truly unique personality does not strive to show his uniqueness. He is not afraid of appearing the same as others. Those who always want to show that they are different are often mediocre people who are full of vanity.

3 Mature, but unsophisticated, still a child at heart. I am successful, but I am not vain, I still have a normal heart. Those who have these two minds are what I call having true temperament.

4 Life is our most cherished thing. It is the premise of everything we have. If we lose it, we lose everything. Life is the thing that we ignore the most. We are too accustomed to having it, and everything we are accustomed to is easily forgotten by us.

5. The more natural something is, the more it belongs to the essence of life and the more it can affect my deepest emotions. For example, women and children.

Modern people enjoy more and more varieties. However, I firmly believe that the sweetest enjoyment in the world is always the oldest enjoyment.

6. When determining your life goals, success should not be your first choice. The first goal should be excellence, followed by success.